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Selling my home, when or even should I.

Paul Wakeman
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I purchased my first home utilizing my VA loan by an Air Force base (zip code 95901) and I have owned it for almost a year, it's also a brand new home. I have put about 30K into it, including solar panels. I would like to sell due to moving to another state and while the market is still hot. One of my main questions I cannot seem to find a straight answer on is, can I sell it since I have only owned it for a year. To avoid capital gains mostly. Or, should I lean more towards renting out since I live next to a military base anyway. I would love to hear more feedback!

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